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Raiders CB Daryl Worley's four-game suspension has ended.

Worley was suspended after pleading guilty to DUI, carrying firearms in public, and resisting arrest following an incident in April. The Raiders quickly signed him after the Eagles cut bait, and they could certainly use some help in the secondary now. Oct 1 - 9:12 AM

Worley was arrested for DUI and carrying firearms in public back in April. He won't count against Oakland's 53-man roster while suspended. Worley is eligible to return Week 5 against the Chargers. Aug 31 - 4:59 PM

Worley was cut by the Eagles after being arrested for DUI, violation of the Uniform Firearms Act, and disorderly conduct fighting on April 15. A 2016 third-round pick of the Panthers, Worley put some promising moments on tape as a rookie but struggled last season and fell into a rotation for snaps. Apr 23 - 3:24 PM

Worley pled guilty to DUI, carrying firearms in public and resisting arrest. He's now subject to a suspension under the league's personal conduct policy that he'll likely serve this season. Worley is competing with Marcus Gilchrist, Dexter McDonald and rookie Nick Nelson for sub-package snaps.

Worley was cut by the Eagles after being arrested for DUI, violation of the Uniform Firearms Act, and disorderly conduct fighting on April 15. A 2016 third-round pick of the Panthers, Worley put some promising moments on tape as a rookie but struggled last season and fell into a rotation for snaps.

Free agent CB Daryl Worley has been charged with driving under the influence, a violation of the Uniform Firearms Act, disorderly conduct-fighting, and other related offenses.

The charges stem from an incident Sunday morning in Philadelphia in which Worley allegedly was tasered after becoming "combative" with police. A gun was allegedly recovered during the arrest. The Eagles released Worley on Sunday.

This was expected following Sunday's incident. It has not been specified what charges the 23-year-old is facing. Worley was arrested early Sunday morning after becoming "combative" with Philadelphia police when they showed up to find him passed out inside a vehicle blocking the highway. A gun was also recovered during the arrest. Worley was acquired from Carolina in exchange for Torrey Smith last month and the Eagles save $670,000 in cap space by releasing him.

According to Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Eagles are expected to release CB Daryl Worley.

Worley was tasered and later arrested after becoming "combative" with Philadelphia police early Sunday morning. Authorities were called to the scene after the cornerback was found passed out inside a vehicle blocking the highway. This isn't Worley's first run-in with the law following an arrest for misdemeanor assault in college. Per Bowen, it is "likely, though not certain" that Worley will be cut as a result of Sunday's incident and that his fate is being discussed among "various parties." The Eagles also released a statement: "We are in the process of gathering more information about Daryl Worley's arrest this morning." The 23-year-old was acquired from Carolina in a trade last month.

Per reports, Worley was tasered after he became "combative" with Philadelphia police and was arrested around 6 AM Sunday morning. A gun was also recovered during the arrest. Rapoport didn't specify what charges Worley is facing. A third-round pick of the Panthers in 2016, Worley was acquired last month in a trade that sent Torrey Smith to Carolina.

The Eagles did well to get something for Smith, who probably would have been released if this trade hadn't been made. Worley has shown flashes since arriving as a third-round pick in 2016 and gives the Eagles some much-needed depth behind starters Ronald Darby and Jalen Mills. Now that Worley is gone, the Panthers could be in the running for All-Pro Richard Sherman, who was let go by Seattle on Friday.

Panthers CB Daryl Worley suffered a strained pectoral in the Week 3 win over the Saints and has yet to practice this week.

Worley was injured while hitting RB Alvin Kamara after he already scored a touchdown. Worley remained in the game and has played all but one defensive snap this season. He's one half of the Panthers' impressive young duo of outside corners, along with James Bradberry. Worley is up in the air for Week 4.

Panthers rookie CBs Daryl Worley and James Bradberry have been running as the starters even following Bene Benwikere's (leg) return.

Benwikere, presumed to be the Panthers' No. 1 corner, has been working in the slot. It appears set to remain that way indefinitely. "It is a big vote of confidence and we’ll see," coach Ron Rivera said. "To me, what’s going to be real important is how we play in the preseason games." On skill set, Benwikere is best suited for the slot. Worley and Bradberry both offer more size on the boundary.

Standing in at 6-foot-1, 204 pounds, Worley looked more like a safety than cornerback at the Combine, clocking in with 4.64 speed. Worley does have excellent movement ability and ball skills. He'll be in the mix as the Panthers shake up their post-Josh Norman cornerback corps.

Worley (6'1/204) turned pro after starting for 2 1/2 seasons at West Virginia, tallying ten career INTs and 9.5 tackles for loss. He earned first-team All-Big 12 as a 2015 junior. A long-armed (33 3/8") ballhawk, Worley tested out like a safety in Indy, running 4.64 with a 35 1/2-inch vertical and 10-foot-3 broad jump, before improving his forty time to 4.48 at the Mountaineers' Pro Day. Worley has an intriguing blend of size, movement ability, and ball skills. He'll team with second-rounder James Bradberry to compete to replace Josh Norman.

It ends a midling year for Nelson, who finishes with 29 tackles and two picks. Nelson had been relegated to a backup role over the last few weeks, starting just 7-of-11 games. An impending free agent, 35-year-old Nelson could decide to call it quits this offseason.

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